The way I see it
Laura Kell, a founder of Alpha Pi Phi sorority, comments on what it means to be in a sorority. Note: to be read as a sorority affirmation.
My experience with Greek life at Carleton is a bit different than most. I am a founding mother of Alpha Pi Phi sorority, meaning that less than a year ago, five close friends and I decided to create a new Carleton-based sorority.
Ottawa fashion goes back to the future
Fashionistas headed to the Capital Clothing Show in Carleton’s Fieldhouse (Photo: Lasia Kretzel)
Ten Reasons to Love Eco-Fashion
(Photo: Talbert Johnson)
Dream dictionary
(Photos: Talbert Johnson)
Date with the Sandman
Dreams are often puzzling and intriguing. You may dream of a flying giraffe, an adventure in Iceland or your upcoming math exam, but the debate on whether the dream world has an underlying significance to our daily lives remains contested territory.
Andrew Brook, director of Carleton’s Institute of Cognitive Science, has worked with dreams while doing psychoanalysis. “Dreams are the imagination at work while we are asleep,” he says.
